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Where the final episodes leaked or do they run the series sooner in other countries?

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I believe that SkyOne in the UK has shown the final episodes.

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Hmm...Is Stargate the 'New Star Trek'?

Re: OT: The irony of SG1
 

Another piece of irony - When computers were new and generally came in vaccuum tubes, programmers used cards with holes punched out to store data bits.

Now that computers are old (Relatively) and come in cpus packed with millions of transisters that are one inch accross, the most common data storage units (CDs and DVDs) are...Wait for it...Cards with holes punched in them.

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Description is the same, function is radically different, though I do like the irony.

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***Spoiler of 5-5-07 episode***









Well, I just missed the last five minutes of the episode where Daniel Jackson is an Ori priest. What happened after he knocked out the 'Ori commander' daughter? How did it end? What was next weeks preview without a *spoiler*?

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See PM

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He decides that he cannot live without her so he scoops her up in his arms and runs off to marry her. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/frown.gif Most disappointing, albeit, in her previous life she was a licensed care giver... if you know what I mean. (Firefly)

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dont know why...but when i watch this show, remind me propaganda about the war on iraq...you know, the US army liberators, the dumb foreing exotic guys, the bad boys that looks like mid-east......

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The movie came out some time before the war on terrorism became a common household term.

Aslo, there have been plenty of aliens who are smarter than humans.

The fact that they often don't think of the obvious is a common trait of aliens in fiction. The problem is wider-spread than SG-1.